Reviews and Ratings for Kershaw 1670GBBLKST Ken Onion Blur Assisted Folding Knife 3-3/8" Black Combo 14C28N Blade, Glass Breaker, Black Aluminum Handles

Kershaw 1670GBBLKST Ken Onion Blur Assisted Folding Knife 3-3/8" Black Combo 14C28N Blade, Glass Breaker, Black Aluminum Handlesrated 5 stars out of 5 (4 reviews)
5 out of 5 stars
5 star
4
4 star
0
3 star
0
2 star
0
1 star
0
Kershaw 1670GBBLKST Ken Onion Blur Assisted Folding Knife 3-3/8 inch Black Combo 14C28N Blade, Glass Breaker, Black Aluminum Handles

 

Price: $118.99

Save $66.00 (36%) Off Retail

View Product Details
Kershaw 1670GBBLKST Ken Onion Blur Assisted Folding Knife 3-3/8" Black Combo 14C28N Blade, Glass Breaker, Black Aluminum Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Josh
Dallas, TX
Jun 28, 2013
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Pocket Clip, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None

Amazing!

This knife is AMAZING! My father gave it to me as a gift (after about 3 years of use) and i've had it for about a year now! I not only use it for everyday things but also for my job in the construction field. I have put this knife through hell and it stood up to the torture! I only need to sharpen it every other month and the serration is almost perfect! the assist open is smooth and always has been.
Kershaw 1670GBBLKST Ken Onion Blur Assisted Folding Knife 3-3/8" Black Combo 14C28N Blade, Glass Breaker, Black Aluminum Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Eric H
Jacksonville, Fl
Dec 02, 2016
Pros: Ease of Opening, Pocket Clip, Overall Quality
Cons: None

excellent knife

I got this as my new everyday carry, I have always liked Kershaw and they did not disappoint with this one, no slip grip, pocket clip keeps secure no matter it at work or home. Im about to get 2 more for Christmas presents due to the amount of compliments I have gotten from it.
Kershaw 1670GBBLKST Ken Onion Blur Assisted Folding Knife 3-3/8" Black Combo 14C28N Blade, Glass Breaker, Black Aluminum Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Austin C
Colorado Springs, Co
May 05, 2013
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Pocket Clip, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None

Perfect EDC

I got her as my first pricier EDC and I couldn't be happier. The knife came damn sharp, and I easily sharpened it to a razor edge -- I've even used it to shave my neck with ease. The knife is lightweight and is thin enough to fit discretely in my pocket. It is sturdy and well built and has stood up to everything I've put it to, from cutting out a picture (yeah, its sharp enough to cleanly slice through paper better than craft scissors) to sawing through PVC in a cinch. I would NOT use this for any kind of prying tool, though; the blade is too thin to be trusted imo (I haven't and won't try it). The glass breaker adds a nice tactical touch and makes a great defense tool if need be, perfect for giving you time to flick the knife open. On that note, the knife opens with barely any pressure. Just a flick and you're good. This is both a pro and con, as the knife will open occasionally when I toss it on the table or if I don't have it clipped in my pocket properly. Also means a kid could easily open this blade up, so keep it out of reach. The material on the handle is very grippy, and oddly enough seems gripper when I get it wet. Nice though. Also, though I can get the blade SHARP, it has a tendency to quickly get a tiny chip or two in it. Not too much of a problem because they're too small to get in the way and can be easily sharpened out, but just something to note. Pros: Discrete Easy to open Can operate 1 handed easily Gets SHARP Grippy handle, especially when wet Very well made Cons: Steel can chip Easy to open Summary: Get it, you won't be disappointed. I love it.
Kershaw 1670GBBLKST Ken Onion Blur Assisted Folding Knife 3-3/8" Black Combo 14C28N Blade, Glass Breaker, Black Aluminum Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Austin C
Boulder, CO
Nov 21, 2013
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Lock Type

Loved it Until I Pushed it too Far ):

Owned this for about 6 months. Carried it everywhere and used it constantly, and the blade held its edge like it was made for it! (oh wait, it was!) It's discrete, comfortable, sharp, functional, and opens fast and easy. I absolutely loved it until I took it fossil hunting and pushed it a bit too far. My fault completely, I was using it to wedge soft rocks apart when the torque snapped the tip off. Just not what it was designed for. Waiting for some cash to build up so I can grab myself a new one. Pros: -Opens quickly and smoothly -Fits perfectly in my hand -The handle is actually grippier when wet. Insane, but true. -Slim profile fits in my pocket discretely and comfortable -Perfect weight, enough to feel substantial but not cumbersome -I can shave with it out of the box, and maintaining the edge is minimal -Easy one-handed use/closing -Glass breaker works like a charm, is sturdy enough for other uses (like breaking open fossil rocks *cough cough*), and feels like a fast, nonlethal self-defense option to get some distance from attackers (untested, and hopefully remains that way) My gripes: -The opening action can be a bit too sensitive and it has opened in my pocket a couple times. Granted, I was sprinting around, climbing walls, falling off longboards, etc when this would happen. I fixed the issue by positioning it in my pocket in a way to block the blade from opening and problem solved. -The pocket clip is designed for right-handers only. Not ambidextrous. If you're looking for the perfect EDC, this is it.
Portions of the following content are served by a 3rd party. If you have accessibility or usability difficulties related to this 3rd party content, please call 800.338.6799. Close-up of hand holding knife, opening or unsheathing knife, and then closing or sheathing knife.